CERL field 690 - Personal name used as subject - Alternative form

CERL '9' Fields 1

Field Definition and Scope

This field contains an alternative form of a name recorded in field 600.

This alternative name form serves as an additional access point in order to compensate the fact that no integrated authority control is currently implemented for the HPB. Names in field 690 are not directly linked to the related established heading recorded in field 600. Corresponding authority files should additionally be made available in the CERL Thesaurus.

Summary of revisions: Revision 1. The reference to the additional subfield $g, Expansion of Initials of Forename, has been removed. This subfield was added to the UNIMARC bibliographic format, field 600, in Update 1 (1996) and is therefore covered by the general note under Subfields below.

CERL field 691 - Corporate body name used as subject - Alternative form

CERL '9' Fields 2

Field Definition and Scope

This field contains an alternative form of a name recorded in field 601.

This alternative name form serves as an additional access point in order to compensate the fact that no integrated authority control is currently implemented for the HPB. Names in field 691 are not directly linked to the related established headings recorded in field 601. Corresponding authority files should additionally be made available in the CERL Thesaurus.

CERL field 692 - Family name used as subject - Alternative form

CERL '9' Fields 3

Field Definition and Scope

This field contains an alternative form of a name recorded in field 602.

This alternative name form serves as an additional access point in order to compensate the fact that no integrated authority control is currently implemented for the HPB. Names in field 692 are not directly linked to the related established headings recorded in field 602. Corresponding authority files should additionally be made available in the CERL Thesaurus.

CERL field 790 - Personal name - Alternative form

CERL '9' Fields 4

Field Definition and Scope

This field contains an alternative form of a name recorded in a 700, 701 or 702 field.

This alternative name form serves as an additional access point in order to compensate the fact that no integrated authority control is currently implemented for the HPB. Names in 790 fields are not directly linked to the related established headings recorded in the 70- fields, nor do they carry any indication of primary, alternative or secondary responsibility. Corresponding authority files should additionally be made available in the CERL Thesaurus.

CERL field 791 - Corporate name - Alternative form

CERL '9' Fields 5

Field Definition and Scope

This field contains an alternative form of a name recorded in a 710, 711 or 712 field.

This alternative name form serves as an additional access point in order to compensate the fact that no integrated authority control is currently implemented for the HPB. Names in 791 fields are not directly linked to the related established headings recorded in the 71- fields, nor do they carry any indication of primary, alternative or secondary responsibility. Corresponding authority files should additionally be made available in the CERL Thesaurus.

Application of Content Designators

Indicators

Indicators are as for field 710.

Subfields

Subfields are as for field 710.

Input Conventions

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Examples

710 02$aTrinity House \\791 02$aCorporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond

CERL field 792 - Family name - Alternative form

CERL '9' Fields 6

Field Definition and Scope

This field contains an alternative form of a name recorded in a 720, 721 or 722 field.

This alternative name form serves as an additional access point in order to compensate the fact that no integrated authority control is currently implemented for the HPB. Names in 792 fields are not directly linked to the related established headings recorded in the 72- fields, nor do they carry any indication of primary, alternative or secondary responsibility. Corresponding authority files should additionally be made available in the CERL Thesaurus.

Application of Content Designators

Indicators

Indicators are as for field 720.

Subfields

Subfields are as for field 720.

Input Conventions

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Examples

CERL field 899 - Location

CERL '9' Fields 7

Mandatory:

yes

Repeatable:

yes

Related fields:

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Field Definition and Scope

This field contains the information required to locate an item. The information may simply identify the institution holding the item or the organization through which it may be obtained, or contain detailed information about the specific location of an item in a collection.

This CERL field is a derived subset of USMARC 852, with indicators set to two blanks and subfields $e, f, g, n, q, s, 2, 3 and 8 omitted. The annotations and examples have been adapted or (re)written for the CERL context.

The field is mandatory, whether or not one or more other fields containing subfield $5 with institution and shelfmark information are also present in the record.

The minimum requirement is subfield $a for the holding institution or the organization through which the item may be obtained. Many members will prefer not to give specific shelfmarks, particularly if the items are liable to be reclassified or moved for other reasons (temporary exhibition, rebinding, etc.).

A fuller field should contain at least the two subfields $a (institution, including department, sub-collection, etc.) and $j (shelving control number, however composed) (EX 1). If the holdings information in the source format is analysed in greater detail in specific subfields it should be converted, if possible, to the equivalent subfields in 899 (EX 2, 3).

Note that neither USMARC 852 nor CERL 899 is structured to record the detailed holdings of serials. Where necessary, they are supposed to be recorded in the public note field $z.

Application of Content Designators

Indicators

Indicator 1: # (blank : not defined)

Indicator 2: # (blank : not defined)

Subfields

If the file containing the record is a union list, the Institution code may differ from that of the cataloguing institution recorded in field 001.
If the source format does not assign individual subfields to the institution, collection, etc., use $a in place of $a-$c inclusive and separate the elements by a backslash ( \ ).

$b Sublocation or collection (O;R)
The name of the sublocation or collection, either in full or a standard abbreviation or code used for it by the institution.
Repeatable for sub-sublocation, etc.

$c Shelving location (O;R)
This subfield contains a description of the shelving location of the item within the collection, either in full or using standard abbreviations. (Such locations when appearing as prefixes or suffixes to the shelfmark are given in $k or $m respectively, either in addition to or instead of $c). Examples: Oversize stacks, Security vault.

Note! The “Shelving location” is NOT the shelfmark or call number itself, which must be entered in subfield $j (or $h + $i).

$h Classification part (O;R)
Used when the Call number = Class number + Item number. Note that the “classification” may be a broad categorization such as “PER” if all periodicals are shelved together.

$i Item part (O;NR)
Alphabetising mark, date, etc. Used when the Call number = Class number + Item number. Subfield $h must precede the first occurrence of $i.

$j Shelving control number (O;NR)
Used when the Call number is not split as $h, $i. Includes fixed-location shelfmarks.

If the source format does not assign individual subfields to the various parts of the shelfmark/call number, use $j in place of $h-$t inclusive.

$l Shelving form of title (O;NR)
This subfield contains the title (usually an abbreviated form) which is used to shelve the item.

$m Call number suffix (O;NR)
Distinguish use of data in $m (“Ref”, “Vault” etc.) from that in $c.

This subfield is also used to record detailed holdings information for serials, for example: “Bestand: 26.1764-28.1766; 30.1768-34.1772”.

$5 Institution to which the Field Applies (O;NR)
Subfield $5 is used in field 899 if it has been applied in other fields of the records containing codes other than those used in 899 $a, such as the codes from ISO 15511 : 2003– Information and documentation - International Standard Identifier for Libraries
and Related Organizations (ISIL) which can be more precise than the codes in 899 $a (e.g. coding a precise sublocation). In this case the subfields $5 link all fields pertaining to one instiution / copy including the 899 field (EX 4).

Input Conventions

Examples

899 ##$aGB\BL$bMusic$jHirsch IV.1483 (1)
Item in the Music Department of the British Library. The collection name (Hirsch) here forms an integral part of the shelfmark.

899 ##$aGB\CaSP$bOates$cSecurity vault$h615.323(998.2)$iMar$zDamaged.
$zConsultation only by special permission and in controlled environment.
(Hypothetical). British library with code CaSP, Oates Collection. Special location. Class number = 615.323(998.2), author mark = Mar. Public notes stating condition of copy and regulations for use.

316 ##$aMention de prix : “2 ll. 1s.”. - Prov. Paulmy (anciennes cotes 109 et T 146)$5FR-751041002:8-T-981
899 ##$aFR\BnF$bArsenal$j8-T-981$5FR-751041002
The ISIL Code (ISO 15511) of the site Arsenal of the Bibliothèque nationale de France in combination with the shelfmark is used to map the copy-specific note to the corresponding 899 field.

Summary of revisions: Revision 1 (2000-01-18). Principal changes : amendments and additions to definition of subfields $h, i, j and t; revised wording to clarify parts of Notes on Field Contents; new example added and former EX 3 deleted (the codings $c and $d in the latter should have been $h, $i : $d does not exist).

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